Abstract
From the centrality of the Bible, to baptism, to holy commu- nion, to simplicity and plain dress, to the nomination of leaders, to the use of alcohol and not swearing oaths, in his essay “Tradition and Transformation, on Worship among Kenyan Friends: Reconsidering Fox’s Rejection of Rituals,” George Busolo Lukalo examines the evolving ways in which the Kenyan Quaker church continues to consider the importance and meaning for their own context of George Fox’s rejection of rituals—sometimes complying with Fox’s precedent, but often reinstating certain ritualistic practices precisely as a way of preserving their Quaker convictions.
Recommended Citation
Busolo Lukalo, George
(2024)
"Tradition and Transformation, on Worship among Kenyan Friends: Reconsidering Fox's Rejection of Rituals,"
Quaker Religious Thought: Vol. 143, Article 3.
Available at:
https://digitalcommons.georgefox.edu/qrt/vol143/iss1/3